Tango Uncorked

This week I sit down with Jackie Clark. Jackie has been a part of the NYC community since the very beginning. She talks with us about her life as an artist and the early days of what tango was like in New York City.

We had another amazing live show with people calling in from all over.

Check out their newest release here:

This week I have the pleasure of sitting down and chatting with Adrian Minkowicz who is a stand up comic. He is currently based out of Norway but spends a lot of time here in New York City in the stand up circuit. He also dances tango ok too.

As with restaurants, bars, and many other establishments that were once dine in, or dance in, Tango Cafe has also become TAKEOUT only. 

[email protected]

Paypal

Thank you everyone.

Hello everyone,

See you all tonight!

Any donations to help support Tango Cafe can be sent to:

This will work via Venmo and Paypal.

[email protected] 

Via chase quick pay 

I sat down with Tiffany Trotter this past weekend at her place in Brooklyn. Tiffany started dancing tango back in the mid 90's and work with some of the earliest influences in the United States. After taking some time off she got back into tango and shares her stories with us.

I sat down with the very interesting Wei Wang this week. We had a nice chat about his life growing up in China, England, and eventually Canada before moving to Flushing Queens. I've known Wei for a long time and he has always been a very interesting guy. I really enjoyed our conversation and learning more about him. Don't miss the story about Smooth Criminal either. It's especially funny.

This week we sit down with Dagny Miller from NYC. I had a really nice time chatting with Dagny and learning about her journey from being a med student and then stumbling into being a personal chef. Her ideas about art and creativity and her positive outlook. It was a good time for me to have this conversation and I hope you get as much inspiration from it as I did.

Today I am chatting with my good friend Jason Koo. He is a writer, a rabid Cleveland sports fan, and an all around interesting human.

I wanted to put his poem, written for Robin Thomas, here but it's a pdf and I can't cut and paste it so I am adding a link to his website.

jasonykoo.com

There you can check out his writings and purchase some of his books. The poem written for Robin is called, "Close Embrace." 

This week we sit down with Natalie Laruccia. I was at a party a few months ago and chatting with Natalie when she began telling me all these interesting and crazy stories about her experience growing up and living in Buenos Aires and immediately I knew we had to do a pod together. I am sure you will enjoy and relate to a lot of her experiences. Enjoy.